Best of Season 4: Kenisha Anthony - Living Life Despite Barriers
Fostering Change Episode 187
Fostering Change · Rob Scheer
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Show Notes
For our first “Best of” episode in July, we are revisiting our interview with Kenisha Anthony, a first-generation college graduate, award-winning advocate for youth, and author. Known for being resilient and bold, Kenisha Anthony is an outspoken activist utilizing her experiences to empower others. As a foster care visionary, she starred in the documentary, Foster Shock and has been featured on NPR and in Essence Magazine. Join our host Rob Scheer as he talks with Kenisha about her eye-opening memoir, LABELED,
Story Key Notes:
🖐️ Purpose of writing memoir
🖐️ Lived experiences as a child in care, advocate and social worker
🖐️ Life after foster care, college, career focus, healing, family, moving forward
You can find out more about Kenisha by visiting:
Website: www.kenishaanthony.com
Facebook: Kenisha E. Anthony
Twitter: aboutkenisha
Instagram: aboutkenisha & aboutlabeledbook
TikTok: aboutkenisha
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